Beatiful Silver plate teapot with deer feet and dog

includes a tray presented for becoming a judge of Superior Court in Connecticut 1953 25.75 inches long by 15.25 inches wide, a silver plate teapot with lion feet 6.5 inches tall, a George Jensen style

(pair) Silverplate candelabra, in the manner of Anthony Redmile (British, b.1940), deer antler supporting three candle nozzles with dish bobeche, rising on a domed foot, apparently unmarked, some wear

Christofle silver-plated teapot, on four feet, with cow-head spout, having handle with wood spacers. No lid. [5 x 6 1/4 x 5 inches]. In good condition.

of squat bun form, with engraved acanthus motifs, on circular foot, with c-scroll handle, h 13.5cm

Pair of lidded serving dishes having deer / elk motif throughout including (4) deer hoof feet, (2) elk head handles and a deer finial on lid on each Property from: an Elk Grove Village, Illinois colle

(5) Piece Melon Pattern Silver-Plate Tea Set by Oneida, lobed design with paw form feet, incl: Teapot, 5 1/2" high, 11 3/4" x 6 1/2"; Hot water pot on tilting stand with burner, 13" high, 9" x 6 1/4";

INCLUDING: HOT WATER POT WITH CRADLE/HEAT SOURCE.(MRKD. SILVER ON COPPER), QUADRUPLE PLATE POT (SILVER CITY PLATE CO.) MONOGRAM ON SIDE. PLUS, 1860S SERVING DISH WITH DEER MOTIF AND FEET (REMOVABLE IN

Includes blue jasper ware teapot with silver plate mount lid and blue jasper ware bowl having silver mount rim, handle, and foot, each bearing marks on the bottom indicating production before 1890. Bo

wood and silver-plate; stamped to underside of base with WHW (Werkstatte Hagenauer Wien) mark and "Made in Austria", the dog signed illegibly to foot; modeled as a crouching greyhound; Provenance: The

Unusual design with ball feet, spoon included with sugar, unmarked, together with a Reed & Barton Mayflower teapot and Apollo silverplate ice tongs. Tallest: approx. 8".

Antique E.G. Webster & Bro 19th c. Figural Quadruple Silverplate Tea Set. Very good condition for its age, Rams Heads at the handle bases and Mustached Men on the feet. Coffee Pot 9 1/4", Teapot 8 3/4

(lot of 5) Birmingham & Co. silverplate tea service, mid-20th century, each with leaf-capped scroll handles and feet, consisting of a coffee pot, teapot, waste bowl, sugar and creamer, largest: 11"h

Solid, thick walled and sturdy silver plated teapot, coffee pot, creamer and sugar bowl manufactured by Gorham. The bulbous bodies with vertical ribbed patterns, the rims, handle and feet with raised

Early engraved silver over copper plate. Probably Sheffield plate. Hand chased with a floral border and Hessian soldiers on horse back with dogs chasing animals including rabbits, deer, etc. Probably

Ornate and rare coffee and tea service with hunting dog and stag motifs, signed Meriden & Company underneath. Includes: samovar, coffee pot, teapot, creamer, and covered sugar bowl; together with a la

Napkin ring collection of sixteen (16) featuring dogs, cats, and lions. Filigree ring and dog has had some restoration (re-attachment) including one foot of the stand (distorted). Tufts, Simpson Hall

4 Silver Mounted Blue & White Porcelains, a Fu Dog Teapot and 3 Landscape Bowls & Covers each mounted with silver, only the foot rims stamped "Sterling 925"; together with a polished Chinese Yixing Te

art nouveau platter with iconic scrolled border and center relief of Diane the Hunter with dogs and deer and female figures- has four feet and ring for wall hanging, measures app 16 inches length by 9

Tiffany & Co silver-plate teapot on Kittinger for Williamsburg Restoration kettle stand, and accompanying porcelain cup and saucer, details include: mahogany stand is a Kittinger Williamsburg reproduc

Silver Plate Teapot/Coffee Pot With Burner Stand By Henry Wilkinson & Co. Made in the later 1890s. Pot and stand are approx 9" x 7" x 18" and weighs 5.5lbs. Please see the images are they are part of

Christofle Art Deco silver-plate teapot and cream pitcher, designed by Christian Fjerdingstad (1891-1968) circa 1930, with ebonized wood handles, maker's marks underside. 5.5" H x 8" W x 2.25" D. Old

20th Century Silverplate Teapot designed by Ilonka KaraszIconic 1928 teapot design in silver plate and ash wood, by one of the few pioneering American women designers of the early 20th century. Karasz

Hinged lid with finial. Ebonized wood handle. No apparent maker's marks. Designed by Christopher Dresser (1834-1904). Excellent condition with no dents or apparent repairs, etc. 7" height at handle. 8

A Large E & Co. Silver Plate Teapot. H 14.1/2" (Handle Up) x 11" x 9" (H 11" without Handle)